The emperor's new clothes : production material, 1977.

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The emperor's new clothes : production material, 1977.

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Two dishonest tailors sell the vain Emperor an invisible suit of clothes. The collection includes three pages of research material, thirty ink illustrations with text pasteup, felt pen color on verso, fifteen pencil and ink illustrations with text pasteup, two pencil studies, nine pages typescript photocopy with pencil studies, three pencil studies for jacket.

Illustrations : 59 items.Research material : 3 items.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7814475

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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